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Priemerburg–Plaaz railway

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431:, but three kilometres to its east in the settlement of Priemerburg. It runs to the south from the junction and then crosses the other tracks on a bridge. To the right is the route of the former connecting curve to Priemerwald Süd. After running through a wooded area, it passes through Glasewitz station, which closed in 1993 and has left few traces. The following section runs through open, rolling countryside. The now closed Mierdorf station was outside the village in an open field. Shortly afterwards, the line joins the 539: 412: 293: 213: 519:. This relieved the junctions of Rostock and Güstrow. The connecting curve was built with double track so that trains could cross there. The line was electrified in 1985 primarily for freight operations. The passenger traffic was limited over the years to about six pairs of trains a day on the Güstrow–Plaaz–Rostock route and the line speed remained at branch line standards. 265: 237: 344: 318: 188: 164: 492: 467:
was opened in 1886, but it by-passed the town of Güstrow. Then, a nearly ten kilometre-long connection was opened to Plaaz on the Lloyd Railway by the Güstrow Plau Railway in 1887. The importance of the line was limited to local traffic, especially after 1887 when the direct connection from Güstrow
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and trains ran from Güstrow via Plaaz to Rostock. This continued after the reconstruction of the Lloyd Railway. The line had additional importance in the first years after the Second World War until 1948, because it was the only connection from Rostock to the south after the Rostock–Schwaan–Bützow
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group. After a year and half of closure due to the renovation of the adjoining section of the Lloyd Railway, trains have run since June 2007 between Rostock, Plaaz and Güstrow every two hours; on Monday to Friday mornings and afternoons services were hourly.
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With the decline in freight traffic, the Priemerwald connecting curve became unnecessary and it was closed. Passenger services were harmonized in 1996 and after that trains ran every two hours. Since 2000, it has been operated as part of the
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The traffic in the first half of the 20th century consisted of three to four pairs of trains daily between Güstrow and Plaaz, which usually connected in Plaaz with trains on the Lloyd Railway to Rostock.
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to the ports of Bützow and Güstrow. It was connected via a new connecting curve to the operations station of Priemerwald Süd and the lines to Neubrandenburg and
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The importance of the line for freight traffic grew with the construction of the new port of Rostock up to 1960. It provided a connection from
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Flyover of the Priemerburg–Plaaz line over the Güstrow–Meyenburg line (left) and the Bützow–Szczecin line (right)
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railcars. Mierdorf station was abandoned from that date. Glasewitz station had already closed in the mid-1990s.
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Occasionally there were express trains on the line, such as in 1988/89 inter-zone train on the Rostock–Güstrow–
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Railcar of the Ostseeland-Verkehr at the former Priemerwald Ost junction, July 2008
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network and since then it has been operated as part of the new line S3 (Güstrow–
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After the Second World War, the Lloyd Railway south of Plaaz was dismantled as
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The Güstrow Plau Railway was nationalised in 1890 and incorporated in the
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is a single-track, electrified branch line in the German state of
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route, which ran this way to Güstrow to avoid having to reverse.
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Index

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Track gauge
standard gauge
Electrification
15 kV/16.7 Hz
Legend
From Rostock
Plaaz
To Neustrelitz
Mierendorf
Glasewitz
To and from Lalendorf
To Güstrow
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Güstrow–Meyenburg railway
line to Neubrandenburg
Güstrow
Neustrelitz–Warnemünde railway
Plaaz
Plau
Meyenburg
Neustrelitz
Rostock
Güstrow–Schwaan railway
Friedrich-Franz Railway

reparations
Soviet Union
Kavelstorf

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